What time do you wear?

Bringing back an old thread, I was looking for something else and stumbled upon this one(seeing as there are many new members who may have missed this one) watches they are another one of my passions(cars, women and audio are the other ones-in no particular order). I currently wear a Cartier Pasha C w/ss strap and deployment clasp, I also have a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day/Date two tone SS and gold w/diamond face, Tag Heuer Kirium SS, Boktok w/leather strap(some wacky Russian manual wind watch) and am looking for an Ikepod, either a Seaslug or a hemipode which ever I can find for a good deal. I also need to get a JLC before I die, though am in no rush for it! I like the cartier the best out of the bunch, I really need to get a life!

I have a couple fake Rolexes I got on the mean streets of Bangkok. They are pretty decent fakes, but of course the movement gives them away. One of them fooled a clerk at Best Buy, though, and he was like, "Whoa...cool watch!". I said, "Yeah, I know. I am really rich."

Tireguy, I wear an Ikepod (gift from wife on son's birth) when I'm not wearing a cheap swatch. I love my Hemipode tho there's lots of sentimentality in that. If you find one used, a key to checking out how much it has been used/worn is sniff the wristband (I kid you not - they smell like vanilla extract (on purpose, I'm told)). Note, the brushed 'eggshell' scratches easily...

It's funny you ask as I equate my desire for the best quality audio gear with all of the finer things in life.I appreciate the beauty and simplicity of a hand crafted precision turntable or a WBT binding post.I'm no rich guy by any means,I probably own three pairs of jeans,five T shirts a couple pairs of socks,but on the wrist of the arm covered in the flannel shirt you will find a simple but elegant all stainless Rolex Oyster Perpetual with Jubile bracelet and fluted bezel.

the watch i enjoy wearing most is a large, clunky, sinn divers model. i can read the dial w/out glasses. very pratical - no WAF just like my stereo system - its sort of large and clunky too, but great sounds.